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On Wed, 16 Aug 2006 09:50:26 -0700, Bret Ludwig wrote:
[snip] But in one way the two groups have a conflict. Tower signal lights are used for signalling aircraft that are NORDO, having red and green lights. These are the very colors not separable by victims of the most common type of colorblindness. Retiring the signal lights would be beneficial to the colorblind, but devastating to the deaf. If they would just change the color of one of the lights, most everyone would be happy. If they changed the white or green light to be blue or yellow, I think it would be fine. I'm just not sure if those colors can be seen as far away as white/green light (doubtful). Of course, that also implies changing the color of one position light on planes and owners may squawk at that. Signal lights, in of themselves, are not problematic. It's the dang colors they picked which is the problem. Greg |
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